From Four Nodes of History: The Human Rights Challenge in the Philippine Security Sector panahon; angin ang y a s g n o m aring 7. Huwag ’y mangyay la a w a n g n daan ay ang yama ahong nag n a p it n u g n magbalik; adaan. pang magd li u abakahin di na m g inaapi; k n a o m l o g g 8. Ipagtan y pagapi. a m u ang o’y ang ma n li ta a m g ipaa taon ; matutong in 9. Ang mg ih b a s a s awat iingat sa b him. apat ipagli d g n ki ang a im h gli buhay, lala g n ik n ti ak; a gm a at mga an w a 10. Sa daan s a g n t o ug a, siyang patn akay ay tungo sa sam a m k u y a asakung ang ng inaakay n a h u g n ang pagtutu ngnang maan din. ag mong ti w u h y a e a b ng, kundi 11. Ang ba ngan lama a b li a n y a ga kaisang bag ramay sa m a k t a g n a nang w isang katu gamitin mo ; y a h u b g on g kahihirapan nit ang kanyan n a g a it ip p g inagbubuong pa ng inang p a in n a h la ulan. naan, at ala ng kasangg o iy a s i w -i anak ag asawa mo, haran at n a s in w a g mo ibig awin sa 12. Ang di g mong gag a w u h y a , g iba. at kapatid t kapatid n a k a cinto n a , a asaw Emilio Ja y b d e n n Pe 38 38 The Katipunan saw the need to draw up a Code of Conduct for its members. Bonifacio made the first draft but found Emilio Jacinto’s draft better and had it adopted. It became known as the Kartilya ng Katipunan. It was inspired by the ideals of Liberalism, and it recognized human rights: it was a code of conduct that made the Katipunan a true “protector of the people”. 4. How did Bonifacio accelerate Katipunan recruitment? Starting only with 300 members when he assumed the presidency in 1885, Andres Bonifacio was able to bring the Katipunan to a membership of 30,000 (not counting affiliates) in less than two years. When the Katipunan was organized, it was decided that Rizal would be its honorary president. This was however kept secret from the membership.